Tina - diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2022

Hi everyone I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer Oct 22 and I’ve been fighting since started my 3rd round of chemo yesterday plaxitol I think that’s how it’s spelt I’m having this for 18weeks every week half way through ct scan to see if it’s shrinking the cancer or keeping it stable.sorry for the long txt 

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  • Hello there. I think that you are having Paclitaxol (aka Taxol) which effectively attacks the nucleus of the cancer cells to stop them dividing where the cancer cells die off. The CT scan should show that it will shrink and if they are using the CA125 results, this should also show that the cancer is shrinking. Are you not also having Bevacizumab (aka Avastin) which is an immunotherapy drug that captures the protein on the surface of the cancer cells to prevent new blood supply forming and hence starves them causing them to also die off? Also, it enhances the effect of the Taxol in attacking the mass.

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  • Hello there. I think that you are having Paclitaxol (aka Taxol) which effectively attacks the nucleus of the cancer cells to stop them dividing where the cancer cells die off. The CT scan should show that it will shrink and if they are using the CA125 results, this should also show that the cancer is shrinking. Are you not also having Bevacizumab (aka Avastin) which is an immunotherapy drug that captures the protein on the surface of the cancer cells to prevent new blood supply forming and hence starves them causing them to also die off? Also, it enhances the effect of the Taxol in attacking the mass.

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